BamaRunner01
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Anybody running a -6mm on an 8.5 or 9" rim ever have issues with tire rub? I'm gunna go to with 275s
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Dead horse..
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Antman
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Beat it.
1engineer
Moderator
It might. 9" will push the CL of tire out 3/4" or so from existing. Plus you get a whopping 1/4" more ground clearance. Nothing that can't be modded.
Now quit beating a dead horse...
Louise
New member
Those tires will rub.
Old 97
New member
I'm dying to see what happened 2 seconds after this was snapped.
BlackWorksInc
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Old 97
New member
A bounce back followed by a concussion if he's lucky; an innie nose if he's not.
:worthless
BamaRunner01
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Yeah I mean for the record.. I titled the post "dead horse" so y'all fellers that have been around a minute would know clicking was at your own risk..
There are all these explanations of back space and off set and the it may or may not rub convos... I feel like i've dug through 100s of pages.. I'm more than positive somebody has this set up however I don't remember crossing a post saying they have it. There are always lil variances, mainly the use of 285 over 275 tires.. so I threw out the question. The rim I'm looking at is 8.5 and a -6 offset..
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There are all these explanations of back space and off set and the it may or may not rub convos... I feel like i've dug through 100s of pages.. I'm more than positive somebody has this set up however I don't remember crossing a post saying they have it. There are always lil variances, mainly the use of 285 over 275 tires.. so I threw out the question. The rim I'm looking at is 8.5 and a -6 offset..
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1engineer
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I gave you an answer above. During your research you must of missed my 100 posts explaining why all 4runners are a bit different and why identical 4runners with the same mods might or might not rub.
[MENTION=66316]1engineer[/MENTION] super salty lately. Probably cause people make posts like these http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/156378-going-bigger-5th-gen-tire-fitment-guide.html and the people that need to read them don't.
1engineer
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[MENTION=66316]1engineer[/MENTION] super salty lately. Probably cause people make posts like these http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/156378-going-bigger-5th-gen-tire-fitment-guide.html and the people that need to read them don't.
I'll trade you my pm inbox for yours...
4RnR Grl
New member
I'd love to see some of the crap both in yours and Jeff's. I bet they're both nightmares.
:boink:
Antman
Elite Member
Yeah, lol. I'll trade.
BamaRunner01
New member
That's nothing new... that happens with every vehicle manufacturer.. learned that over the years lifting jeeps, rams and a titan.. with that being said, the 4runner does seem to vary more between identical set ups than the others..
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BamaRunner01
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I do appreciate that some of yall spent time and energy writing those major posts explaining lifts, tires rims and all that fun jazz.. I do read them.. after 55 pages or so of info, the line between fact and opinion start to blur with all the extra folks adding input.. one can actually get confused after reading it all. I see there are like 6 or 7 of yall that are 4runner gurus.. hats off to yall..
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